A Choir-singer's Wedding
IF Miss Annie Murphy had any doubts as to her possession of the proverbial "host of friends," those doubts must have been blown to the winds on Wednesday morning, when she found St…
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Weddings
MillardâSteele.â"Wednesday, best day of all," was chosen for the marriage of Miss Dorothea Steele, daughter of the Rev. Dr. Steele of Enniskillen, Ireland, and Mr. Godfrey W. Millard, B.A., solicitor,…
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A very pretty wedding took place at Prospect on Wednesday. Oct. 26. The bridegroom was Mr. John Moon, eldest son of Mr. John Moon, sen., of Blacktown; end the bride, Miss…
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Chetwynd—Berney.—Tuesday, 7th November, was the marriage day of Miss Eva Berney, eldest daughter of Mr. Augustus Berney, Darlinghurst, Sydney, and Mr. Henry Goulburn Willoughby, eldest son of…
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ON Tuesday, 7th November, there was a very interesting ceremony at St. JOseph's Church East Maitland when Mr. Henry Clemens, of that town, led to the altar Miss Alice Comerford, of Mounts…
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Whilst at Haabai the King was present—in company with his father (Tuibelchake) and Tuita, one of the highest chiefs—at the marriage of Mateialona, one of his nearest relations, with…
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Maude—Terpy.—The marriage of Miss Mabel Torpy, third daughter of Mr. James Torpy, M.L. A., of Orange, created quite an excitement in the town and neighbourhood. Wednesday is proverbially…
Continued on Trove, page 1157 →R.M.S. Orient. Her Arrival in Port Jackson. Wedding Presents
The Orient Co.'s R.M.S. Orient, Captain H. E. Inskip commander, arrived in Port Jackson this morning at the termination of a very pleasant passage from London…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Universal Liar. Yarns From Everywhere. a Shyer Wedding Surprise
They were celebrating the silver wedding, and, of course, the couple were happy and affectionate. "Yes," said the husband, "this is the…
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Inskip—Fischer.—At S. Mark's Church, Darling Point, on Thursday, December 7, the marriage of Captain Herbert Elsdate Inskip, commander H.M.S. Orient, and Gertrude Fanny Carlina, daughter of…
Continued on Trove, page 1266 →That Wedding Bing. (Written for " the Town and Country Journal.") (See illustrations on this page and page 22.)
" Nature," murmured Mr. Algernon Poltwhistle, as he endeavored to find a more congenial curve for his outstretched limbs and a spot where 'his head would be less…
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Pascoe—Denne.—St. John's Church, Darlinghurst, was crowded on Friday, 15th, by spectators and friends, to witness the marriage of Miss Emily Donne, youngest daughter of Mrs. Denne, of…
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Dymond-Harris.—Scarcely half a year has elapsed since Miss Dorothy Harris was bridesmaid to her sister at the wedding which took place under the happiest auspices in the pretty chapel attached…
Continued on Trove, page 1361 →Sylvia Grey's Wedding. Married to an American. Not an Australian
Miss Sylvia Grey, the neatest of the Gaiety dancing girls, took part in a now pas de deux on Monday morning (says the PALL MALL GAZETTE). She was married at…
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